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Share the Love from Vietnam to Wyoming
Hieu from Vietnam wrote this letter to his host family in Wyoming as part of our Share the Love Essay contest. His essay was selected as one of three contest... keep reading
Share the Love from Georgia to Colorado
Ani from Georgia wrote this letter to her host family in Colorado as part of our Share the Love essay contest. Her letter was selected as one of three contest... keep reading
Share the Love From Thailand to Virginia
Natchuda from Thailand wrote this letter to her host family in Virginia as part of our Share the Love essay contest. Her essay was selected as one of three contest... keep reading
How To Beat the Winter Blues As A Host Family
Got the winter blues? This is the time of year that host families often feel burnt out and ready for the school year to come to an end. It is... keep reading
An Interview with Matt Smith
We sat down with Matt Smith, Executive Vice President of International Exchange Programs, to talk about his many years of experience with academic exchange, and his passion for travel and... keep reading
Cultural Adjustment: Understanding What Your Student Feels
In past installments of the host family newsletter, we have provided tips and advice to help you manage cultural adjustment issues during the holidays; now, we would like to tackle... keep reading
Why I Came Back: Real Stories by Current Students
Every year, High School USA students from across the U.S. decide that one year just isn’t enough for them; they want to come back to the U.S. for another life-changing... keep reading
Exchange Students and Technology
The Support Team at CIEE fields many questions about exchange student’s technology use and how to facilitate healthier student/family interaction. It’s all about balance! Cell phones, computers, and tablets can... keep reading
The Surprising Benefits of Attending High School in the U.S.
In "The Parachute Generation" from the New York Times, Brook Larmer reveals that, “In 2005, only 641 Chinese students were enrolled in American high schools. By 2014, that student population... keep reading